Integrated gene alterations compared among molecular subtypes.
- Matthew D. Wilkerson (165493)
- Xiaoying Yin (165499)
- Vonn Walter (165501)
- Ni Zhao (165503)
- Christopher R. Cabanski (165505)
- Michele C. Hayward (165508)
- C. Ryan Miller (165511)
- Mark A. Socinski (165514)
- Alden M. Parsons (165518)
- Leigh B. Thorne (165521)
- Benjamin E. Haithcock (165525)
- Nirmal K. Veeramachaneni (165528)
- William K. Funkhouser (165532)
- Scott H. Randell (165539)
- Philip S. Bernard (165545)
- Charles M. Perou (109977)
- D. Neil Hayes (165551)
Publication date
May 2012
DOIAbstract
<p>Tumors are depicted as columns and genetic features as rows from cohorts with CN and gene sequencing (Chitale et al., Ding et al., UNC). Gene CN's were defined by the gene's genomic position. The percentages of tumors within a subtype having a given integrated combination of alterations are displayed in grey. Fisher's exact tests on each integrated combination and subtype were statistically significant (<i>P</i><0.01).</p
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